Privileged Cuban amnesty under the Cuban Adjustment Act is also known as the Wet Foot Dry Foot Policy. But this is no longer the case in Texas anymore as more and more Cubans stream from Mexico into the State of Texas via a Dry Foot Dry Foot policy.

But Senator Ted Cruz who is Canadian-born and son of a Cuban immigrant father (who bribed his way into our Nation) is silent on the Cubans streaming into Texas even though American tax payers have been funding Cuban Refugee Immigrants for the past 40 years.

What we would like to know from Cruz is how are the Central American refugees any different than the Cuban refugees who have been getting millions and millions of dollars in welfare? Particularly when Cubans are allowed to go back to the country of Cuba they claim is so corrupt and is a cited reason to come into our Nation and on our tax payer dime.

More than 2,000 Cubans tried to sneak into America through Mexican border this year

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Part of this stems from the easing by the Cuban government of restrictions on traveling abroad. According to the Miami Herald, undocumented Cubans stopped at the U.S.-Mexican border more than doubled from the previous year, when 994 were detained.

Roughly 13,000 got to the border undetected between Sept. 2012 and Sept. 2013, some experts say.

Cuba's "wet-foot-dry-foot" policy, which holds that any Cuban national who puts foot on U.S. soil may stay in the country. Those who are stopped at sea, however are often repatriated. Cuban officials say travel abroad has risen 35 percent since the island's government loosened restrictions this year.

Cubans took 226,877 trips to other countries between January 1 and October 23, Colonel Lamberto Fraga, an official in the immigration directorate of the Interior Ministry says. The Cuban government had eliminated a widely disliked requirement for an exit permit in January. Fraga doesn't say how many trips were made off the island the previous year. Only providing the number of trips, Fraga does say that 24,000 Cubans made at least two journeys this year.

The primary destination for travelers was the United States, followed by Mexico and Spain, Fraga added.

With President Raul Castro's easing of travel restrictions, Cuba's weak economy has prompted many more people to leave.

The travel changes include eliminating the requirement for Cuban government exit permits, permitting more youths to travel, and raising to 24 months from 11 months the length of time that Cubans are allowed to stay outside Cuba without losing their residency.

And FOX NEWS:

Soaring Number Of Cubans Are Entering The United States Through Mexican Border

Central American immigrants arrive on top of a freight train to the Hermanos en el Camino immigrant shelter on August 6, 2013 in Ixtepec, Mexico. (GETTY IMAGES)

The easing by the Cuban government of restrictions on traveling abroad has led to a rise in the number of Cubans who try to enter the United States through the Mexican border, the Miami Heraldreports.

Undocumented Cubans stopped at the U.S.-Mexican border totaled 2,300 from January through August, more than double the 994 in the same time frame last year, the newspaper says, citing Mexican government figures.

Authorities estimate that roughly 13,000 got to the border undetected between Sept. 2012 and Sept. 2013, the Herald says.

The theory for the rise is that Cubans who make it to the U.S. border benefit from this nation’s “wet-foot-dry-foot” policy, which holds that any Cuban national who puts foot on U.S. soil may stay in the country. Those who are stopped at sea often are repatriated.

Col. Lamberto Fraga, an official in the immigration directorate of the Interior Ministry, says Cubans took 226,877 trips to other countries between Jan. 1 and Oct. 23. In mid-January the government eliminated a widely disliked requirement for an exit permit.

Fraga doesn't say how many trips were made off the island the previous year. He also doesn't provide the total number of people traveling this year — only the number of trips. He does say that 24,000 Cubans made at least two journeys this year.

He says the primary destination for travelers was the United States, followed by Mexico and Spain.Fraga made his comments Monday.

A Miami lawyer, Santiago Alpizar, said in the Herald story that beside President Raul Castro’s easing of travel restrictions, Cuba’s weak economy has prompted many more people to leave.

The travel changes include eliminating the requirement for Cuban government exit permits, permitting more youths to travel, and raising to 24 months from 11 months the length of time that Cubans are allowed to stay outside Cuba without losing their residency, theHerald said.

SOMOS (we are) INDEPENDENTS wants to bring the Nation together because there is a clear failure of the 2 major Party system that is destroying the fabric of unity that our Nation should continue to be established on.